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Clips from The Jeffersons - The Wedding (S02E02)

"GEORGE: I don't want to get this thing scratched."
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"All right, turn it around."
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"Let's set it down... easy, easy."
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"Okay, okay."
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"[GRUNTING]"
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"That was tough."
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"Why are you breathing so hard?"
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"We're the ones who carried it."
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"I had to show you where to put it, didn't I?"
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"What about the couch?"
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"You want me to carry that out for you too?"
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"Your hands clean? Just kidding."
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"You know, George,"
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"I never thought you had enough romance in your soul"
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"for a second wedding."
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"I don't need romance in my soul."
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"I got soul in my soul."
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"Well, if you'd offer us something,"
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"we'd drink to that."
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"Yeah, help yourself."
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"When will Louise be back?"
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"Soon as she can dig up Skeeter Jackson."
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"Who's Skeeter Jackson?"
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"He was the best man at my wedding."
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"I believe that."
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"Well, I must say I'm delighted you chose me"
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"to give the bride away."
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"I didn't chose you. Weezy choosed you."
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"Hi, everybody."
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"Hi, Louise. Hi, Louise."
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"Oh, thanks for moving the furniture, George."
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"No trouble at all, Weezy."
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"Did you find Skeeter?"
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"Yes, I did,"
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"and he will be here for the wedding tomorrow."
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"What's he been into these days?"
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"He works in a carwash,"
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"and there's something else I found out..."
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"uh, which I'll tell you later."
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"Tell me now."
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"Later, George."
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"Come on, Weezy, if you've got something to say, say it."
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"You never keep secrets from the Willises anyhow."
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"Oh, yes, she does, George."
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"She still hasn't told us how she puts up with you."
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"Come on, Weezy, what is it?"
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"All right, George."
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"Your prices are too high in your Harlem store."
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"Don't listen to them lies, Weezy."
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"They come from my competition."
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"They come from Skeeter"
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"and a lot of people I talked to."
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"They can't afford your prices."
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"They have to take their cleaning"
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"all the way across town to Amsterdam Avenue."
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"Yeah, that store doesn't do the high-class job I do."
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"My prices are the same in all my stores."
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"Well, that seems fair."
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"Nobody's forcing the people who can't afford it"
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"to go into George's store."
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"Hm, that's all you know, Tom."
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"Those people are trapped."
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"It's either pay the price or take a long walk."
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"None of our old customers"
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"go into the Jefferson Cleaners anymore."
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"Really?"
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"Weezy, why are you"
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"discussing personal business"
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"in front of the nosy neighbors?"
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"Well, speaking as one of the nosy neighbors,"
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"I still can't believe what I'm hearing."
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"You're taking advantage of your own people."
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"Taking advantage?"
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"Did you say taking advantage?"
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"That's what she said, George."
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"I ain't doing nothing of the kind."
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"My prices are the same all over."
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"Ain't nothing special about the Harlem store."
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"Helen has a point, George."
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"If those people can't afford the same prices,"
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"you should charge less."
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"Ha! I'm surprised at you, Willis."
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"You the one always running around"
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"talking about brotherhood and equal opportunity."
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"That's right."
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"Well, here I am, equal opportunity personified."
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"If I lower the prices for the brothers,"
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"that's discriminating against the honkies,"
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"and you wouldn't want that, would you?"
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"Well, I, uh... Baloney, George."
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"It wouldn't hurt you to make less profit,"
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"at least in that store."
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"That's right."
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"I agree, and I think I can speak"
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"for the rest of the honkies."
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"Did I say that?"
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"Well, George, what are you going to do about it?"
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"Look, does General Motors"
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"lower their prices in Harlem?"
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"Of course not."
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"And what's good for General Motors"
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"is good enough for George Jefferson."
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"Don't you understand?"
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"You have an obligation."
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"That's right."
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"I've got an obligation to pay the rent."
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"But you owe something to the community."
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"You've got to put something back."
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"I'm always putting something back."
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"I donate to everything."
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"George, you just don't get it."
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"No, you don't get it. Don't meddle in my business."
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"Your business?"
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"What about the years I broke my back"
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"helping you build up that business?"
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"Don't live in the past, Weezy."
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"It's a sign of getting old."
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"You just take care of the house and the kitchen,"
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"things you understand."
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"What?"
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